A Second-Generation Cultivator’s Everyday Notes

As the title says, this is the uneventful daily life of a second-generation cultivator.

A laid-back cultivation story focused on everyday life.

The important part is the list of warnings. There are quite a few, so stay alert to avoid triggering any. If you do hit a nerve, click the little red X and get out at once.

Here are the details:

1. First-person narration. The associated issue is that everything is seen from the protagonist’s perspective, so his understanding of the world may be one-sided or even wrong. What he thinks others think of him may not be true either.

2. The protagonist is male and likes men. He has male friends and female friends, but there is no romance, no romance, no romance.

3. The protagonist is reserved and secretly flirtatious, a chatterbox inside, and aloof on the outside (or so he thinks). He takes his time with everything and lacks enthusiasm, let alone passion.

4. The protagonist is beautiful, extremely beautiful, unbelievably beautiful, with the sort of beauty that makes his gender unclear.

5. The whole story is very calm, with no big climax.

6. The author has a thing for worldbuilding. There may be more setting details than main plot, assuming such a thing as a main plot exists.

7. The author does not reply to comments.

8. This story is long, long, long. Don’t buy the entire thing all at once when subscribing. Buy one, five, or twenty chapters at a time, depending on what’s convenient through your purchasing channel. Don’t buy too many at once, so you can drop the story if you get tired of it.

9. Anti-piracy settings are enabled. When I said before the story went premium that there would be no anti-piracy measures, I meant I wouldn’t manually replace chapters. Jinjiang had not yet introduced its official automatic anti-piracy feature when I made that promise in the author’s notes, so the promise seems to have caused a misunderstanding. To be clear, I won’t manually replace chapters, but I do use Jinjiang’s official anti-piracy feature, with the percentage and delay set fairly high.

Additional note: If you’re sure your subscription percentage is high enough but can’t read the latest chapter, or if chapters you could once read suddenly become inaccessible, try clearing your cache or switching to the WAP or web version.

One more note: Once you’ve bought a chapter, you can keep reading it as long as it hasn’t been locked, no matter how many years pass. Some readers have said that after changing phones or taking a break, they couldn’t read chapters they’d bought before. First check that you’re logged into the right account. If you are, and you can find the purchase record under that account, Jinjiang may be glitching. Try the WAP or web version, or contact Jinjiang customer service. You can look up all the VIP chapters you’ve bought by story title under “Web Version → Reading → VIP Services” or “App → Profile → Finances → VIP Services.”

To emphasize: all the warnings above are serious, so please check them in advance and drop the story promptly if necessary, to save us all some grief.

Finally, to the readers who are still interested after reading all this, I hope this story can bring you at least a little enjoyment O(∩_∩)O~

And lastly, if you discover any issues the author didn’t realize were there and didn’t mention in the blurb, don’t hesitate: drop the story and cut your losses. Please, please, please don’t force yourself to keep reading. Before you drop it, feel free to leave a farewell message if you’re too upset by something, or give it a negative rating if you like. But there’s really no need to keep reading while upset and repeatedly emphasize how upset you are. Reading should be enjoyable, so please don’t torment yourself or the author. Thank you.

This story is exclusively published on Jinjiang. Reposting in any form is prohibited. To those reading pirated copies, I can’t stop you, but please at least keep quiet. Don’t leave comments on free chapters or under other people’s reviews and ruin everyone’s mood. Thank you.

Theme: Strive to understand the world and yourself, so you can love life and living with unwavering conviction.